ءزد
Root entry · 5 derived lemmasThis root primarily refers to a prominent Yemeni tribe, Al-Azd, and its subdivisions. It also denotes the progenitor of this tribe, who is identified with the name Asad. The entry highlights historical distinctions between different branches of the Azd tribe.
Derived headwords
- 1.Al-Azd tribeboth
A major tribal confederation in Yemen, comprising numerous clans and lineages. It is considered a variant pronunciation of 'Asad' when referring to this specific tribe.
- 2.Azd (progenitor)classical
The name of an ancestor of a Yemeni tribe, Azd ibn Gauth ibn Nabat ibn Malik ibn Kahlan ibn Saba'. He is also identified with the name Asad.
- 1.Asad (lion)both
The standard Arabic word for 'lion'. In this context, it is mentioned as the more eloquent pronunciation compared to 'Azd' when referring to the tribe's ancestor.
- 1.Azd Shanu'ahclassical
A specific branch or subdivision of the Azd tribe, known for its historical adherence to covenants.
- 1.Azd Omanclassical
A branch of the Azd tribe associated with Oman, which historically broke a covenant.
- 1.Azd Al-Sarahclassical
A branch of the Azd tribe residing in the Al-Sarah region.